Most Memorable Mission Experiences So Far!

I´m glad you have enjoyed the pictures; I have been trying to take more of them. The little boy is named Abel and he LOVES missionary name plaques. In his prayers he always blesses all the plaques and is what he says every other thing during the prayer. It is really funny. His mom also said that we are the best here in Circ because the Elders from Italia won´t let him wear their plaques. The horses are a little farther north from our home in barrio la Floresta. I thought that you would love the baby horse so I had to take that picture, jaja


Karen one of our investigators got baptized this last Saturday! (pictures in Dropbox). Her younger sister doesn´t want to get baptized for anything... and her younger brother... maybe will get baptized depending on the day, jaja He is very back and forth but I think if we get permission from his mom and set it up he will get baptized. Karen is awesome, she was telling us last week how she wants to be a missionary like us and we told her in five years she can. She was excited and said that isn´t very long!

 Some of my most memorable experiences from the mission so far... Well in the MTC it would be the devotionals and hanging out in the dorm areas at night. There was food, rapping contests, yoga master and his entertaining things he did, and other funny things. In Cali it would be things like Gary (investigator who almost got baptized and was super awesome but his wife said no or she would divorce him). Some cool experiences that happened when we found some cool people like this one family that I forgot their name but his name was Jeremy. Mother’s day Skype call home. The good food we ate that was a really spicy. Some cool member friends from there like Steven and Alan. Also the night of the chicken surgery... that was disgusting but really funny at the same time. Here I would say every single baptism; Ermalina, Carlos, Jorge, Kati, Manuel, Seba, and Karen. Lots of funny stories with elder Santoro, also when Elder Santoro and I would also have to sneak past Ariel (we called him machete man) and hope that he wouldn´t throw a machete in our backs to get to the Pulada´s house. The visits with Hermana Pulada and her family. Me and Elder Fiabane got along really well and we had a lot of fun and worked hard together. We could have been friends outside of the mission easily so that was a fun time. Also the rat killing that is happing now.

We are having a rat hunt in our pensh. We are filming the whole thing and it will be basically a movie in the end. (Can´t put it on dropbox it is too big and would take forever to upload.) But it is pretty funny. We want this last rat to die just like the other one... Garrotearle!!! Hopefully that will be happening soon!

Today I finally got to withdraw. I took out what should be right around $100. It was $500 pesos. So you should see that this week. 

I love you guys a ton and can´t wait to hear from you next week.